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Of bottle form, the globular body surmounted by a tall cylindrical neck, the metal of deep burgundy tones, tiny chips
Vase
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Randy Batista

Vase

Artist Chinese Artist
Date18th-19th century
Place of originChina, Asia
MediumGlass
DimensionsHeight x Diameter: 10 9/16 x 4 7/8 in. (26.8 x 12.4 cm)
ClassificationsFurnishings and Equipment
Credit LineBequest of Dr. David A. Cofrin
Object number2009.48.178
Collections
Visual DescriptionOf bottle form, the globular body surmounted by a tall cylindrical neck, the metal of deep burgundy tones, tiny chips
The bottle vase is exquisitely carved with twelve rounded lobes forming the globular lower body, continuing up the tall neck, surmounted by a disc-shaped mouth rim, all raised on a circular ring foot, the transparent glass of a deep sapphire-blue tone
Vase
Chinese Artist
Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Qianlong period (1736-1795)
A fine cloisonné enamel vase of globular bottle form with a cylindrical neck and low gilt foot rim, decorated with ruyi-head lappets at the foot and around the shoulder; the body decorated with formalized lotus flowers, leaves and stems; the neck decorated with flowers above tall leaf-form lappets; all enameled in red, yellow, white, lapis blue, light and dark green, and aubergine on a turquoise ground.
Miniature Bottle Vase
Chinese Artist
18th Century
The deep bowl with thick sides flaring widely toward the everted rim, raised on a thick ring foot, the metal of opaque swirled turquoise color, the underside inscribed with four character mark within a double square, tiny polished rim chip, minor pitting
Bowl
Chinese Artist
Qianlong Period (1736-1795)
With a long cylindrical neck and tapered ovoid body, the metal of rich deep aubergine, the well-carved foot with a Yongzheng four character mark within a square
Bottle Vase
Chinese Artist
18th century
Of mallet form with a tall cylindrical neck and a lipped rim, the clear metal of rich sapphire-blue color
Vase
Chinese Artist
Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Qianlong period (1736-1795)
The well-potted body of globular form with a tall, slightly flaring cylindrical neck, the exterior all under a rose-pink glaze with a slight 'orange-peel' effect, the interior and base around the reserved iron-red seal mark all with a turquoise glaze, traces of gilt along mouth rim.
Vase
Chinese Artist
Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Qianlong period (1736-1795)
l, dark-glazed ceramic vase with an elongated, tapering body and a small mouth. The glossy black finish features prominent horizontal ribbing across the upper half, with subtle lighter brown tones on the ridges.
Ribbed Prunus Vase
Chinese Artist
Song Dynasty (960-1279)
Vase with somewhat compressed lower body and wide cylindrical neck, covered inside and out with a dark mottled glaze of soft, grayish moss-green and olive-brown tone shading to deep russet brown on the mouth rim, the interior of the spreading pedestal foot similarly glazed, the glaze covering the nianhao also shading to russet brown.
Eelskin Glazed Pear-Shaped Vase
Chinese Artist
Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Qianlong period (1736-1795)
Ovoid vase with translucent red glass on an opaque pink ground.
Glass Vase 紅色玻璃纏枝花紋長頸瓶
Chinese Artist
Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), 18th century
A red glass vase of plain faceted form, the tapering cylindrical neck over the well-rounded body, the base with a four-character mark of Qianlong Emperor and of the period (1736-95)
Vase
Chinese Artist
Qianlong Period, 1736-1795
Lavender glaze wide-mouth jar
Wide Mouth Jar
Chinese Artist
Yuan or Ming Dynasty, 14th-15th century
A rare apple green-glazed pear-shaped vase of globular form tapering at the shoulder and up into the neck before it flares out towards the rim, covered overall with a than glaze of soft apple-green tone continuing over the foot to cover the base.
Pear-shaped vase
Chinese Artist
Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Kangxi reign (1662-1722)

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